Update 1.50 delivers huge visual improvements to Euro Truck Simulator 2 SCS Software are continually updating and improving Euro Truck Simulator 2 (ETS2), and update 1.50 has given the game a major graphical overhaul. Now, the game supports TAA (Temporal Anti-Aliasing), creating smoother images with fewer jaggies and less flickering. Furthermore, changes have been made […]

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Bungie’s entire Marathon series is getting re-released for free on Steam ahead of its reboot Last year, Bungie revealed Marathon, a new sci-fi PVP extraction shooter for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. While the studio is best known for Halo and Destiny, Bungie’s FPS legacy extends all the way back to 1994 with […]

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Star Citizen has finally received its Vulkan update alongside modern upscaler support Alpha 3.23 for Star Citizen is now available, and it has brought some major technological changes to the game. Now, Star Citizen has a Vulkan renderer, making the game’s current version a major stepping stone towards the game’s full transition to the Vulkan […]

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Ubisoft’s Japan-set Assassin’s Creed game will be revealed this week Ubisoft has confirmed that they will be revealing their next Assassin’s Creed game later this week. On May 15th, gamers can expect to see a “Cinematic World Premiere” for Assassin’s Creed Shadows. Codename: Red was the working title for this unrevealed Assassin’s Creed title. Rumour […]

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References to Red Dead Redemption have been added to Rockstar’s PC launcher Thanks to Tez2, we now know that the Rockstar Games PC game launcher now contains references to both Red Dead Redemption and Red Dead Redemption: Undead Nightmare. This change suggests that PC versions of both games will be launching soon, bringing the classic […]

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Will RDNA 5 bring about a “Zen” moment for the GPU market? It’s hard to argue that AMD’s “Zen” CPU architecture didn’t have a huge impact on the CPU market. Thanks to the Zen CPU architecture, AMD moved from being a company that was on the road to bankruptcy to a leading semiconductor manufacturer. Now, […]

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ASUS has a big cashback offer for purchasers of their ProArt range and other products Last week we reviewed the 3XS RTX Studio Pro system from Scan Computers, and through that review we learned about ASUS’ “Create With the Best” cashback offer for ProArt systems and components. Through this offer, buyers can receive up to […]

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AMD’s Frontier supercomputer is making a mockery of Intel’s Aurora Supercomputer Intel have announced that their Aurora Supercomputer has broken the exascale barrier to become the “fastest AI system in the world dedicated to AI for open science”. While this may sound like good news for Intel, I can assure you it isn’t. To prove […]

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Intel adds Battlemage discrete GPU support to their LLVM project Intel are preparing to launch their next generation of discrete graphics cards. These new GPUs will utilise the Intel Battlemage GPU architecture, which should deliver major improvements over their existing Alchemist-powered graphics cards. As part of an update to their LLVM project, Intel has added […]

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Nvidia’s RTX 5080 may be launching first to appease Chinese gamers Rumour has it that Nvidia’s planning to launch their RTX 5080 before their RTX 5090 later this year. Why? Because of the Chinese gaming market. Nvidia wants their RTX 50 series to be available in China on day-1, and that means that the RTX […]

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